Multiple Choice
A major distinction between hypochondriasis and somatization disorder is that
A) in somatization disorder, the person is concerned with the symptoms themselves, whereas in hypochondriasis, the person is concerned with the meaning of the symptoms.
B) in hypochondriasis, the person is concerned with the symptoms themselves, whereas in somatization disorder, the person is concerned with the meaning of the symptoms.
C) hypochondriasis tends to run in families, whereas somatization disorder does not.
D) there is genetic evidence for somatization disorder, whereas for hypochondriasis there is not.
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